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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Fellowes
EAN: 0077511870033
Label: Fellowes
Product Manufacturer: Fellowes
Model: 87003
Publisher: Fellowes
Studio: Fellowes


Piece facts:
  • Holds 96 CDs (6 double CDs)
  • Durable powder-coated finish in black
  • Angled CD racks provide easy viewing of CD titles
  • Sleek contemporary design complements any decor
  • Measures approximately 30 by 11 by 10 inches




Tower Wire CD 96 Worcester Fellowes






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As your CD collection grows, so to does your need for a tower to hold and organize all those tunes. With a contemporary, side-by-side design, this CD tower can hold 96 CDs, and will still add some style to whatever room you place it in.

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Store up to 96 CD cases, including 6 double-CD cases, in this durable, black wire tower. lts sleek contemporary design complements nearly any decor, and its angled face makes selection and retrieval of your CDs a breeze.
















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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Good Capacity, Good Price, Bad Fit ...
Compared to the price and capacity of similar CD towers, this one is way better. It sure is stable, it doesn't take up much space, and it has a good capacity.

I only have to complain because it doesn't store the CDs very tightly. The CDs never fall out because the rack is angled, but the CDs look really ugly and crooked. I'm obsessive compulsive though, so the rest of you might not care. Personally, I'm sticking with shelves from now on.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Best CD tower available
Fellowes' wire CD towers are, without a doubt, the best-looking, best designed and highest quality CD towers available. Forget ... plastic towers that you have to force jewelboxes in and out of, forget revolving towers that hide 3/4 of your discs from view; this is the one to get. The wire design is minimalist and attractive, strong yet light. The discs slide in and out of place with ease, and are angled slightly to be make title reading easier. I would elevate these on a wooden cabinet to make your disc spines easy to read, but they look great on the floor as well. Don't waste your money on anything else. For those of you with big CD collections, Fellowes also makes a 120-disc tower.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Show off your CD collection easily and cheaply. ...
The best damn computer/CD accessory I ever purchased. I have two of them. It sits on a conventional table or end-table (not even against the wall though that it advisable). It has a low center of gravity so it is difficult to tip over. The CDs are more than visible and can be rearranged at will. Cheap for the price and an excellent value.



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Cd Tower
This is a great product. Its a good price, strong, and doesn't take up a lot of space. I havent even used up half the space yet so theres plenty for all you cds. This is a great product and i recommend it.



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